Wikipedia:WikiProject Doctor Who/See also

Sample articles

• Sample episode articles: Genesis of the Daleks (classic series); "The Stolen Earth" (new series)
• Sample book article: Lungbarrow
• Sample audio play article: Jubilee
• Sample character article: Jack Harkness
• Sample race article: Dalek
• Sample Wikiquote article: Tenth Doctor

Useful reference books

• David J. Howe, Mark Stammers, Doctor Who: Companions 1995 Virgin Publishing ISBN 1852275820
• David J. Howe, Mark Stammers, Stephen James Walker Doctor Who Handbook: The Fourth Doctor 1992 Dr Who Handbooks ISBN 0426203690
• David J. Howe, Mark Stammers, Stephen James Walker Doctor Who - The Handbook: The First Doctor: The William Hartnell Years 1963 - 1966 (1993) Dr Who Handbooks ISBN 0426204301
• Haining, Peter Doctor Who: 25 Glorious Years (1988) ISBN 1852270217
• Haining, Peter Doctor Who: The Key to Time A year by year record (1984) (ISBN 0-491-03283-8)
• John Ainsworth, Mark Wright (eds), Doctor Who: The Complete History (2015–2019): A collection of books detailing Doctor Who's production history.

Useful reference websites

The following websites may be useful in referencing articles:

1. The BBC Doctor Who microsite
2. The BBC classic series episode guide
3. Shannon Patrick Sullivan's "A Brief History of Time Travel", which contains a wealth of production information
4. The Doctor Who Reference Guide, which primarily focuses on plot
5. Doctor Who Locations, for finding filming locations for the series
6. Digital Spy's Doctor Who section, which includes news and reviews pursuant to the new series
7. The Guardian's Doctor Who section, which is also useful for finding news and reviews
8. The Doctor Who (1963-1989) section on IGN, which has large amounts of content relating to the Classic era of the show
9. The Doctor Who (2006-present) section on IGN, which has reviewed episodes since series 2 and also contains some news articles
10. The Radio Times has a large amount of content on Doctor Who, ranging from reviews on episodes from 1963-present, developmental information, interviews and more.
11. The BBC's official Doctor Who website contains casting information, broadcast dates and times, and behind the scenes videos. The Doctor Who website's stories section also contains similar info. Both of these sources are primary citations, but are helpful if this information cannot be accessed in secondary sources.

Other sources that have produced consistent Doctor Who related content but do not have dedicated sections include The A.V Club and SFX Magazine.